Estanquillo Museum

We heard about the museum on tiktok. Glad we did! Free entry and a decent size exhibit. Each room is on a different floor, they have a elevator, but we used the stairs, they are a bit steep but nothing impossible. There's a coffee shop on the top floor, but it didn't look very inviting so we didn't go. Nice view of the downtown area from the terrace. Clean bathrooms and we really liked the exhibit.

Small but nice and the rooftop has a nice view

The museum was free and the exhibit changes periodically. I enjoy seeing art and this was a cool little detour on my walk exploring the city.

Okay, okay, that’s probably a must-visit rooftop for making a selfie. The museum collection is not vast and either you need a deep knowledge of a Mexico politic situation during years 1875-1915, or take a guide. Entrance is free.

It was an interesting musem. It is more of a modern off the wall musem.

A great museum always with a great exibition! And the best, is for free, Wednesday to Monday, from 10h to 18h. Going there, don't miss the visit to the Cafe and bookstore and the roof top. Has a nice view. The only thing is, the roof top isn't wheelchair accessible. The rest of the museum is. Great place to go by yourself, with friends, family or the special one. If you are in Mexico City don't let to go there.

This museum is a must see in Mexico City! They are multiple floors of different exhibits. There is also a rooftop that has a coffee bar and gift shop. Entrance was free, but you have to let them hold your bag once you get to the stairwell. Everyone was very nice and welcoming. I loved the small art they had that was very detailed. I highly recommend and would visit again with friends.

I love this place, a gallery of the mexican popular art, most specifically cinema and cartoons documents, sculptures and paintings. Also, this place have a terrace where you can see part of the historic center of Mexico City. Colorful and nostalgic place, thanks to the writer Carlos Monsivais (RIP) for this amazing opportunity to see all their work.